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Thursday, October 15, 2026
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New encrypted messages, reportedly obtained through the Sky application, have surfaced, allegedly confirming strong ties between top government officials and a drug cartel. Investigative portals N1, Nova, and Danas have reported on these previously unknown transcripts, which include details about a costly promise from an individual named Oskar to Šarić.
Adding to the political tensions, a former member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) from Čačak has reportedly provided a shocking testimony detailing the possession of numerous firearms and alleged coordination with police. This testimony has raised questions about the resolution of the 'cacigejt' scandal.
In other domestic news, the state has formed a working group to address billions in financial liabilities accumulated by 'Putevi Srbije' (Roads of Serbia). Furthermore, an ongoing situation at Nova.rs sees journalists reacting to a new editor appointment, with a protest of support held today.
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A former member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) from Čačak has reportedly made shocking revelations about the alleged possession of numerous firearms and coordination with police. This testimony has intensified the 'cacigejt' scandal, prompting questions about potential organized crime within party activities and whether the affair will reach a legal conclusion.
N1:
Most shocking part of the confession of an SNS member from Cacak: Hundred…
A former member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) from Čačak reportedly detailed the possession of numerous firearms and alleged coordination with police.
Nova:
Organized Crime Suspected: SNS Activist Reveals Party's Darkest Secrets on…
An SNS activist has revealed alleged internal party secrets concerning thugs and election manipulation, with suspicions of an organized crime group behind these activities, and a retired judge offering an explanation.
N1:
What happens after the SNS activist's testimony: Will the 'cacigejt' affair…
Following the testimony of an SNS activist, questions arise about whether the 'cacigejt' scandal will be resolved and reach a legal conclusion.
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The Serbian state has initiated a working group to address the substantial debt accumulated by the public enterprise 'Putevi Srbije' (Roads of Serbia). The group aims to find solutions for billions in financial liabilities.
Danas:
Roads of Serbia Facing Financial Therapy: State Forms Working Group to Address…
The state has formed a working group to address the significant debt accumulated by 'Putevi Srbije' (Roads of Serbia), seeking solutions for billions in financial liabilities.
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Following an ultimatum given to Nova.rs editorial staff, a protest was held in support of the news portal. There are concerns about attempts to control content, with reports indicating that only an editorial tandem from Blic will be able to publish content.
Vreme:
How to Ban Journalists from Nova.rs
One of Serbia's most read portals warns that content will only be publishable by an editorial tandem arriving from Blic.
N1:
Cvijić at Nova.rs support protest: You looked tyranny straight in the eye, and…
Journalist Milojko Cvijić spoke at a protest supporting Nova.rs, asserting that tyranny in Serbia is identifiable and has been confronted.
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Serbia has issued a protest note to Croatia, citing attempts to influence the Serbian election process and the way Croatian media portray the political situation. Former President Aleksandar Vučić also commented, alleging open interference in Serbia's elections by Croatia.
Vreme:
Synchronization: Vučić Curses Croatia on TV, Ministry Sends Protest Note
Serbia has sent a protest note to Croatia due to, as stated, attempts to influence the election process and the way Croatian media present the political situation in the country. Aleksandar Vučić also commented, claiming that Croatia is most openly interfering in Serbia's elections.
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A large-scale police operation conducted across Serbia resulted in the arrest of 19 individuals at 70 different locations. Authorities seized drugs, encrypted phones, and various weapons during the operation.
Nova:
Major Police Operation Across Serbia: 19 Arrested at 70 Locations; Drugs…
A large-scale police operation across Serbia resulted in 19 arrests at 70 locations, with seizures of drugs, encrypted phones, and weapons.
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As the parliamentary elections on October 25th approach, analyses suggest a significant impact on national minority representation and future government formation. Debates are ongoing regarding economic growth, debt, and corruption, with a former Governor of the National Bank of Serbia, Dejan Šoškić, now a candidate for the Student List, outlining plans for a new government. U.S. Representative Joe Wilson stated the world will be observing the elections.
Vreme:
"This Situation": The Regime's Fear of Defeat
For the first time in recent and any other history, election night on Vreme's YouTube channel titled 'Igor Božić and This Situation'.
Insajder:
Election Analysis: Nothing will be the same after these elections
Goran Bašić from the Institute for Social Inclusion stated that the upcoming parliamentary elections on October 25th could significantly affect the number of national minority representatives in the Serbian Parliament and their role in forming the future government.
Insajder:
Insajder Election Debate: Serbia works, but who benefits?
An Insajder debate discusses the reality of citizens' lives in Serbia, considering economic growth, development, debt, and high levels of corruption.
Vreme:
Šoškić for Vreme: We Know Who Is Who
Former governor Dejan Šoškić, a candidate for the Student List, announces in an interview for the new issue of Vreme that the new government will remove bad cadres, pass a lustration law, and investigate the origin of assets.
Vreme:
Three Paths from the Elections
Vreme analyzes the campaign, the puzzle of high turnout, and investigates who will be the student candidate for president. In a major article, it considers scenarios for election night.
Insajder:
Congressman Wilson: The whole world will watch Serbia on October 25th
U.S. Representative Joe Wilson stated that the entire world will be observing the events in Serbia on October 25th.
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The EXPO project is reportedly consuming vast amounts of public funds, while financial details concerning its commercial operations, including sales of merchandise, are being kept confidential.
N1:
EXPO spends billions from budget, but declares turnover of its stores and…
The EXPO project is reportedly consuming vast public funds, while financial details about its commercial operations, including sales of merchandise, are being kept confidential.
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Critics are discussing former President Aleksandar Vučić's plan to offer mines and land to Chinese investors in Eastern Serbia, alongside promises to citizens of improved air quality.
Danas:
Chinese Investors for Mines and Land, Promises of Breathable Air for Citizens…
Critics discuss Serbian President Vučić's plan to offer mines and land to Chinese investors while promising citizens improved air quality in Eastern Serbia.
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Allegations have surfaced suggesting that Jovanjica's owner, Koluvija, might be pardoned. A former president is reportedly the most vocal advocate for this outcome.
N1:
'I would not be surprised if Koluvija is on the list of pardoned individuals'…
Allegations suggest that Jovanjica's owner might be pardoned, with a former president reportedly being the most vocal advocate for this outcome.
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